The Autist

Science Fiction & Fantasy, High Tech, Science Fiction, Fiction & Literature, Thrillers
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Author: Stephen Palmer ISBN: 1230003115794
Publisher: infinity plus Publication: March 5, 2019
Imprint: Language: English
Author: Stephen Palmer
ISBN: 1230003115794
Publisher: infinity plus
Publication: March 5, 2019
Imprint:
Language: English

'This is first class SF.' - Tony Ballantyne

Data detective Mary Vine is visiting relatives when she uncovers a Chinese programme of AI development active within her own family.

Ulu Okere has only one goal: to help her profoundly disabled brother, whose unique feats of memory inspire her yet perturb the community they live in.

And in a transmuted Thailand, Somchai Chokdee is fleeing his Buddhist temple as an AI-inspired political revolution makes living there too dangerous.

In 2100 life is dominated by vast, unknowable AIs that run most of the world and transform every society they touch. When suspicions of a Chinese conspiracy seem substantiated, Mary, Ulu and Somchai decide they must oppose it. Yet in doing so they find themselves facing something the world has never seen before...

'This pretty much hits my sweet spot for intelligent science fiction: a deft twisting together of warring AIs, rogue androids, and the evolution of machine intelligence against a global backdrop that's as thoughtful as it is entertaining.' - Gary Gibson

'A gripping read to the poignant last line.' - Eric Brown on Beautiful Intelligence, The Guardian
'His work is unique, original, sometimes challenging, always fresh.' - Amazing Stories
'One of the most inventive and imaginative Fantasy writers I know of.' - Teresa Egerton

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'This is first class SF.' - Tony Ballantyne

Data detective Mary Vine is visiting relatives when she uncovers a Chinese programme of AI development active within her own family.

Ulu Okere has only one goal: to help her profoundly disabled brother, whose unique feats of memory inspire her yet perturb the community they live in.

And in a transmuted Thailand, Somchai Chokdee is fleeing his Buddhist temple as an AI-inspired political revolution makes living there too dangerous.

In 2100 life is dominated by vast, unknowable AIs that run most of the world and transform every society they touch. When suspicions of a Chinese conspiracy seem substantiated, Mary, Ulu and Somchai decide they must oppose it. Yet in doing so they find themselves facing something the world has never seen before...

'This pretty much hits my sweet spot for intelligent science fiction: a deft twisting together of warring AIs, rogue androids, and the evolution of machine intelligence against a global backdrop that's as thoughtful as it is entertaining.' - Gary Gibson

'A gripping read to the poignant last line.' - Eric Brown on Beautiful Intelligence, The Guardian
'His work is unique, original, sometimes challenging, always fresh.' - Amazing Stories
'One of the most inventive and imaginative Fantasy writers I know of.' - Teresa Egerton

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